Under the sea felt board

"Little Shell, Little Shell" hide-and-seek flannel board, great to use with interactive Preschool Storytimes! Great to use with a beach or ocean themed storytime.

If you're traveling with kids, this travel felt board is a quick DIY craft that makes a great activity for kids stuck on a plane or in a car. It costs less than five dollars, takes less than an hour to make, and will save your sanity when you're on the go with little ones this summer!

There’s a story called Mitch the Fish, which is about a fish whom is unhappy about his appearance. Based on other sea creatures he comes across, he changes his appearance until finally he dec…

Travel felt board: "Under the Sea" play set (free printable templates) - The Many Little Joys

Ocean Felt Board Pieces 🚫 Felt Board Not Included 📏 New Larger Size Pieces ➡️ Choose Your Set: Un Cut Set: Save money and cut out pieces yourself. Sharp scissors are recommended. Pre Cut Set: Pieces arrive to your door step cut out and ready to play. 📝 Description: Ocean/Sea pieces for creative

Learn how to make this aquarium flannel board and download your own set of free templates to create a flannel board of your own.

Five Baby Whales

I had so much fun making and using my Outer Space Set that I wanted to see if I could create an under the sea version. Here’s what I have so far! There are 4 starfish, all different shapes, 3…

Five Little Star Fish by Paula Goettsch

This is my newest version, but the Rainbow Fish was one of the first felt stories I made as an Early Childhood Educator, actually I made it for a practicum assignment. I have told the story so many times, and all ages enjoy it! I place some scotch tape behind the sparkly scales so they can be moved onto the other fish and then at the end of the story replaced back. The technique lasts for a long time! Online Early Childhood Workshops with Circle of Ideas

The other day, the daycare where I work, visited the library for storytime. The librarian carried out an ocean theme with books, songs and felt stories. Of course, she sang Slippery Fish, a classic. But, she also sang a new one for me, following the song/rhyme Five Little Monkeys but instead singing with fish and a shark: Five little fishies swimming in the sea Teasing Mr. Shark, "you can't catch me, no you can't catch me" Along came the Shark as quiet as can be And snap! Four little…

Need a fabulous quiet activity for your kids? Make an ocean-themed travel felt board! This fun set is a summery addition to the original.

A quick break before I get my new storytime post up this Friday to say that I finished up a flannelboard that I actually made on the plane ride home from ALA Annual. I saved the painting portion fo…

Back during Shark Week, I saw the cutest variation of 2 Little Blackbirds @ sunflowerstorytime.com! Her 2 little sharks were adorable. I made me a set and then I saw a really cute octopus @ storytime ABC's and I wanted 2 of them! After I had them I decided I needed, at least, 5 different creatures so I'd have a total of 10 (the magic preschool number!). After some research and fiddling with several pictures to make patterns, here are my Jellyfish, Seahorse and Crab. Now, I need to make up…